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My first question, too

The extremes is what drives me NUTS. Never punt. Really - are you a total idiot?? I agree that coach's should be going more once it gets close to midfield and beyond. And, it would have been really stupid to punt in that situation Sunday. And, fans WOULD NOT have gone along with that. I was there, and everybody was starting to go nuts until the punt team made a U turn back to the sideline. But, now I heard five minutes of today's show, and it's the only time they talked about UB. And, he says they can "make history" by hiring somebody like the Baylor guy. Kept going on about running more plays. How did that stupid strategy work out for the Bills last year? Got them three and out real quick! Stuff works when you have the talent in football. It's not a game of chance like he thinks it is.

Wait - what time did you say this was?

Excellent - so it sounds like Eichel is one of the generational players, too. Who else is considered generational - I don't remember Gretzky being drafted because he was in the WHA. But, Mario. Then Turgeon (definitely not what I'm hoping for here). Jagr? Then Crosby and Ovechkin. Were anybody else considered generational or whatever term they might have used then?

A lot of friggin games.

He wants to turn football into a game of cards.

She's fat and she's got ebola, so I think I'll pass.

There's no way that's real.

I know everybody seems to be disagreeing with you, OP. But, I'm with you. It does get me somewhat nauseous when Murph sticks with EJ is progressing, last year the Bills still have a shot when clearly they don't, etc.............I really didn't think this show would be so blatantly homery (spellcheck doesn't think that's a word!)

I definitely want this to happen. But, I have two questions: - if they are this bad (44 to 12 shots on goal), can one player make that much of a difference? - who (if you know) would you compare Eichel and McDavid's ceiling to? (The odds are against us getting McDavid - 20%, but the way we look, we seem looked into Eichel.)

I don't watch all day, but I have it on all day, and catch what I can, and saw it happen three times this Saturday.

I really don't like when I see the DB just intentionally negate a sure touchdown and then the ball comes out to the 30 or 40. That does not seem fair at all.

Yeah, I heard it on the ride home. He even said "You saw it. We all saw it. It was plain as day."

I'm thinking Jason Collins fits the bill. Then we'd get that publicity we crave so much - by having the first gay dude play in a regular season game. Get ur done, Buddy!

That Duke Wellington guy got torched by Brady yesterday!

I read the top and the bottom. And, I have gleaned that the Bills have some execs who are educated consumers.

I am one, too.

One thing I don't like is the interference call. It's only ten yards or something and a first down, and I keep seeing obvious touchdowns being ruined by a guy purposely interfering. I think it should be a judgement call - if it's an obvious attempt, they get the ball where the infraction was - if not, I like the ten yards instead of the whole thing.

Finally watched last week's episode. Wasn't Carrie going to give the baby up for adoption, and her father and sister talked her out of it, and said they would take care of it?

bull **** - the refs were horrible THIS week.

Thanks. I was at the game, and was dying to see if there was more to it than what we saw. Nope. Fifteen yard penalty and first down when it would have been fourth. No discretion to make sure you are getting the call right on such a significant down. But, some people are cool with that.

I'm surprised he stayed with it this long. It meant coming in an extra day. I've never heard of anybody having so many days off as those two guys.

http://www.buffalonews.com/city-region/terry-on-wgr-card-show-gets-rushed-off-the-air-20141011

I imagine that's why some turn to psychedelic drugs